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JASON EPP

   • Leader & Times

 

TURPIN, Okla.—Two 7-0 runs to start and finish the second quarter gave the Turpin Lady Cardinals the surge they needed to upset No.19 Balko-Forgan 41-37 on homecoming night.

Balko-Forgan took control of the game early with a 10-2 run anchored by a defense that stifled the Lady Cardinals. Turpin senior Macee Strain kept the Lady Cardinals within striking distance with a pair of threes that left Turpin trailing only 13-8 at the end of the first quarter.

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JASON EPP

   • Leader & Times


TURPIN, Okla.— An eruption of sound from the homecoming crowd continued to escalate with each basket as Turpin clawed back from a double digit deficit. The sound hit it’s peak as the overtime buzzer sounded and the Cardinals celebrated a 60-57 win over their Beaver County rivals.

“The overall fight that the guys had tonight,” Cardinals Head Coach Tyler Karr said. “They never gave up even when we were down 12 going into the fourth. We kept playing our style with multiple presses and I feel like we eventually wore them down. We didn’t play our best game, but we did play hard.”

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The Seward County Lady Saints were undone in the third quarter and fell to Cowley Community College, 59-52, Saturday at the Greenhouse.

The Lady Saints dropped to 8-6 in the Jayhawk Conference and 13-7 overall. It was only the team's second home loss of the season, going 9-2 at the Greenhouse.

Seward begins a stretch with four of its next five games on the road, beginning with a trip to Butler Wednesday at 5:30 p.m.

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The Seward County Saints fell into a familiar pattern and lost to No. 5 ranked and Jayhawk-leading Cowley Community College, 69-43, Saturday at the Greenhouse.

The Saints fell to 2-12 in the Jayhawk Conference and 3-16 overall. Seward begins a stretch with four of its next five games on the road, beginning with a trip to Butler Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.

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EARL WATT

   • Leader & Times

 

Liberal finished sixth at the Halstead basketball tournament after turning in a 1-2 performance.

After defeating host Halstead 67-61 in the second round of the tournament, the Redskins fell to Garden Plain, 59-41.

Garden Plain jumped out to an early 18-8 lead and continued to build  a 30-17 halftime advantage.

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